End the criminalisation of the Sijimali, Khandualamali and Niyamgiri movements against the lease of the Sijimali hills and the Kutrumali hills for Bauxite mining

An on-ground account from Nazira, where surviving a flood means more than food, water and shelter—it means restoring dignity, reducing suffering, and making tomorrow feel possible.

This poetic narrative traces the catastrophic decline of vultures in India due to the veterinary use of diclofenac, revealing how their disappearance led to public health crises. A haunting reflection on ecological imbalance, human responsibility, and the cost of ignorance.

India stands at a pivotal crossroads—emerging as a global leader in renewable energy and climate commitments while simultaneously expanding coal-based infrastructure. But to protect its people against extreme heat and secure sustainable growth, India must resolve this contradiction by placing heat mitigation and climate action at the heart of its development strategy.

India's heatwave alert system often fails to reflect real ground conditions or reach those most at risk. As temperatures rise, millions are left without timely, actionable warnings.

From war-time cholera camps to extreme heat waves today, Oral Rehydration Solution has saved millions of lives — yet barriers in access, knowledge, and perception still keep this public health miracle from reaching everyone who needs it.

As rapid urbanization transforms Bhopal, residents of its informal settlements are left to fend for themselves against intensifying heat waves, without basic infrastructure, water, or state support.

Rising temperatures are differently impacting people, especially in urban cities.

Temperatures are on the rise and so are heat related illnesses.